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| DOMINOPOWER MAGAZINE - MAY 2000 |
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Mobile Services for Domino 1.0
Senior technical editor Dan Velasco is free, naked, and wireless, and he's loving every minute of it. It's all thanks to Mobile Services for Domino 1.0. In this exciting article, he reviews the product that allows you to access information on a Domino server and to send and receive email armed with nothing but a cell phone and a pager.
Makeovers for tired R4 applications
One unfortunate side effect of upgrading your Lotus Notes clients to R5 is that, once people get used to the new, revised templates, your old R4 applications will look dated and dowdy by comparison. The good news is that by performing a couple of quick makeovers, you can give your pre-R5 databases the basic R5 look, making them easier on the eye and easier for customers to operate. In this article, Jeffery Burrows gives you some makeover tips to freshen up your outdated databases.
Keeping user credentials in a frameset
The way each Web browser handles the pages our sites serve up is important to understand, because the user experience is really based upon what they actually see, not what we intended for them to see. In this article, Chris Stoner goes "under the covers" to help shed a little light on the issue of caching credentials.
Is there hope for lost email?
IT departments blame "the Internet," but usually when email is lost, it's because of incompatible systems and human error behind the scenes. Although the Internet is a dangerous place for a lone email message, Ron Herardian comforts us with the knowledge that there is hope of recovery for lost email.
March of the ants: turn complexity into simplicity
In the age of the Internet, it's easy to become overwhelmed by the Infoglut that inundates our lives. The business world is no different than the natural world. Every day is a dog-eat-dog conflict culminating in the survival of the fittest. The only way to succeed is to manage the information overload in order that we might make the right decisions when faced with life's problems. In this fascinating article, Bain McKay examines the way nature-in particular, the industrious ant-can teach us to find simplicity amidst the complexity of life and sort through the Infoglut.
DOMINOPOWER SITE OF THE MONTH
Extreme business applications
While reviewing May's DominoPower Site of the Month, Steve Niles found himself sucked into a corporate fantasy world where, as an employee at a mountain-bike company, he jockeyed for promotions by sucking up to his employers and undermining the efforts of his coworkers. It turns out, he was just getting overly involved in a Lotus demonstration designed to let visitors experience the many ways Domino can put the Web to work for their company. You too can get in on the fun and learn more about how your company can use Lotus Domino business applications. Just read this article and get ready for some Extreme Cycling.
TRADESHOW GUIDE
Ashley's mobile tradeshow guide
It's time to put in those travel requests again. This June and July some exciting tradeshows are coming up featuring mobile computing. Since there's a lot of stuff Lotus is doing that relates to mobile computing, this article's probably important to many of you. In this edition of Ashley's mobile tradeshow guide, you'll get the skinny on the coming events in such hot locales as Palm Springs, Orlando, and Barcelona, Spain.
GREATEST TIPS
Great tips for Notes mail
DominoPower magazine subscribers regularly receive useful Lotus Notes or Domino tips in their email boxes. These tips have proven to be fun, educational, and even controversial. By popular demand, we have decided to gather together some reader favorites. In this collection we'll focus on great tips for use with your Notes mail.
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